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There is probably a useful life of ~10 years on most types of consumer internet-connected hardware. I doubt these are 10 years old, but it would probably be in everybody’s interest to just say “we’ll support this connecting to the internet
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Yes, I am going to install a Rinnai RSC199eN. Haven’t quite got there yet as I am doing a repipe myself and will relocate washer/dryer too a bit later (basically will reclaim the former mechanical room, which is almost 8x8) For me, I r
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Asking because I’m genuinely curious (because I’ve seen list prices and I’m trying to decide how much cheaper it is to move a gas line than to just swap out a heat pump for current furnace/AC - Is your estimate of $13k in the bay area?
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Dark Energy primarily, dark matter to a lesser degree. The other reason is because NSF doesn’t really “run“ things.
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webdav, oauth2_proxy, nginx. That’s all you need. You can create your own issuer or also use dex I think. Fancy authnz is easy to do with openresty instead of vanilla nginx. Alternatively just use own cloud/nextcloud
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4y ago
postgres + rocks fdw would be a more interesting test case (or any LSM DB)
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I think that depends on how it’s done. If there’s actual visual representation ( bitmaps or FFT coefficients) copied around (and most importantly - more than what might be described as fair use), that would probably be true. If a highly ac
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I think that really depends. You can describe the photo conceptually and build a new photo from that, which would be equivalent to clean room engineering.
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IANAL but you can’t copyright a concept.
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I don’t think the “bad for younger/junior people” thing is speculation. My team had an intern who was toiling away at something for two+ weeks that I resolved for him in 10 minutes the one day I went to the office for that month. It wa
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A nice guitar costs just as much, despite being functionally equivalent to one 1/3 its price. There’s not a ton of rationality in music gear, people like what they like.
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I’ve definitely been part of a musical counterculture my entire adult life (maybe you might omit the last 3 years though). I’ve easily seen more than 1000 performances in that time, from cave shows to pickle factories to stadiums. You’d pro
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A project I worked on did 802.11(b)? over about 30+ kilometers. The wireless stack was custom written though. The closer devices had planar directional antennas. The further devices had parabolic antennas. There was 3 different towers servi
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Department of Energy has frowned upon using GPL/copyleft licenses historically, presumably around the desire to enable commercialization of a product by any contractor (including DoD). Note that this doesn’t mean you are prohibited fro
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Post-back of jira ticket mentions (or $tracker of choice) are highly useful. Making a channel with issue name is another (crappy) way to do it. I would love unification in the tracker to every mention of a ticket, from Slack comment to Bran
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I’m well aware. It’s also a one line change to the myst parser to make that work. In any case, it’s because a myst code block with curly brackets is really a sphinx directive. That said, they should support the non-directive version, simila
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Hopefully there’s some overlap with MyST - the markdown format from sphinx. That format is mostly reasonable in terms of extending markdown by enabling sphinx/reST directives.
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sure, but a copepod is a lot closer to a shrimp than bacteria.
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Without going into religion, it’s also mildly interesting for the defining veganism.
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I used hypersql/hsqldb for unit tests. The Oracle mode was usually close enough. It’s pretty close for postgres. Sometimes there’s small issues (I think using “INSERT INTO … RETURNING” required column name in caps for some reason) but
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also why my 1997 Jeep Cherokee was running funny and a proper PITA to fix
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Can you enjoy a Quarter pounder with cheese, and appreciate some nice prime rib?
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might be easier to add a new circuit
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Even with a drought you could have sustainable urban and agricultural practices - the reality is there hasn't been and Utah is highly allergic to many sustainable environmental efforts.
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I wrote a small DSL for easy compilation to SQL that included some similar features. It included datetime literals, but they were specified as just a string prefixed with "d". d'2020-02-20' I also tried to make
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People are generally fine bragging about where they work outside the bay area (and Seattle to a lesser degree). The stigma of Big Tech is somewhat localized. It’s a job - for many people, especially with families, they are fine with that, a
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I think Wednesday is forecasted with much more rain though. That said, I think the forecast yesterday was 2”.
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On that point, can you name even 1 pre-columbian films that doesn’t involve a white person? Here is a relevant wikipedia article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Films_set_in_pre-Co...
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Mathematica (and matlab for that matter) is effectively free at most national labs, and it’s still a tiny market share. That’s because scientific computing is rarely just scientists, but often includes engineers, SWEs, system admins, theori
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I like most self service things but ordering at e.g. McDonalds is much quicker in person usually. I think even the pared-down menu that is in-vogue is pretty complicated for ordering for more than one person. I also started phoning in order
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